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Thillana – Kadhanakutuhalam

Thillana – Kadhanakutuhalam Ragam: Kadhanakutuhalam | Talam: Adi | Composer: Dr. M. Balamuralikrishna Choreography: Guru Ivy Dey This was concluding the Margam, the Thillana – Kadhanakutuhalam, a lively and rhythmic piece emphasizing nritta (pure dance), footwork, and intricate jathi patterns. Unlike abhinaya-heavy items, the Thillana showcases the dancer’s technical brilliance, speed, and mastery over rhythm, making it a joyful and energetic finale to the recital. This piece was be performed by Shreemoyee, who dazzled the audience with her precision, speed, and grace, executing geometric hand gestures, symmetrical movements, and fast-paced adavus. It was designed to excite the audience, combining rhythmic brilliance with playful, joyful energy, bringing the Margam to a sparkling and vibrant conclusion. Sri Krishna’s beautiful face is like a blooming flower. The lips of the devotee tingle with joy as they sing. Oh friend, listen to that sweet song! Krishna’s melodious flute captivates the heart, drawing devotion and love. Manmadha, the God of Love, calls—come quickly! This Thillana expresses rhythmic joy, devotion, and the celebration of divine beauty, bringing the recital to a sparkling and energetic conclusion. Performed live at Redmond High School on February 08, 2026 as a part of Shreemoyee's Bharatnatyam Arangetram.